Sense organs in the form of eyes and chemoreceptors are present in one of the followings:
Correct answer: D. Planaria
- A. Amoeba
- B. Hydra
- C. Jelly fish
- D. Planaria
Explanation
Planaria have eyespots for detecting light and chemoreceptors for detecting chemicals. Amoeba lacks specialised sense organs, while Hydra and jellyfish have simpler sensory structures rather than the characteristic combination described here.
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